Pre-Exam/Post-Exam Questions 2025
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Graded A+
A clinician who renders a false diagnosis to ensure that a client
receives health insurance reimbursement is behaving:
A. Fairly.
B. Ethically.
C. Fraudulently.
D. Compassionately.
C. Fraudulently.
____________is as essential as informed consent in counseling
practice. It is beneficial to discuss the rights of supervisees from the
beginning of the supervisory relationship in much the same way as
the rights of clients are addressed early in the therapy process.
A. The supervisory relationship.
, B. The supervisor's experience.
C. Clinical supervision.
D. Informed consent in supervision.
D. Informed consent in supervision.
______ is a process that encodes a message or file so that it can
only be read by certain people by using an algorithm to scramble
data and then uses a key for the receiving party to unscramble the
information.
A. Malware.
B. Antivirus.
C. Firewall.
D. Encryption.
D. Encryption.
______ assessment is an end point evaluation typically completed
at the end of a professional program or when applying for licensure
status.
A. Formative.
B. Summative.
C. Evaluative.
D. Concluding.
B. Summative.
______ communication is transmission of data, generally without
the use of an external clock signal, where data can be transmitted
intermittently rather than in a steady stream.
Select one:
A. Synchronous.
B. Asynchronous.
, C. Telemedicine.
D. Telecounseling.
B. Asynchronous.
A 16 year old threatens to kill herself and you fail to inform her
parents. You behavior as a counselor is best described as:
A. An example of a dual relationship.
B. An example of informed consent.
C. An example of negligence.
D. None of the abuse.
C. An example of negligence.
A counselor's self-disclosure in a counseling session:
A. May be acceptable if the counselor believes the disclosure will
benefit the client.
B. Is acceptable if the client is not uncomfortable with the
counselor's disclosure.
C. Is encouraged to demonstrate that the counselor is genuine and
human.
D. Is a practice that is universally accepted by counseling
professionals.
May be acceptable if the counselor believes the disclosure will
benefit the client.
A definition of a "boundary" that is offered in the text is:
A. A limit that promotes nonmaleficence.
B. A frame around the therapeutic relationship that defines the
participants' roles in the relationship.
C. A situation in which a counselor enters into two or more roles
, with a help seeker.
D. An inappropriate intimacy between counselor and client.
A frame around the therapeutic relationship that defines the
participants' roles in the relationship.
A difference between consultation and counseling is that:
A. Consultation is a mandated activity, whereas counseling is usually
sought voluntarily.
B. Consultation involves a relationship among equals and does not
involve a power differential.
C. Consultation focuses on work relationships, whereas counseling
focuses on personal and interpersonal relationships.
D. Confidentiality is not an issue in consultation, while it is a primary
concern in counseling.
Consultation focuses on work relationships, whereas counseling
focuses on personal and interpersonal relationships.
________________________refers to a state of job stress that
involves physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual depletion
characterized by hopelessness and helplessness.
A. Impairment.
B. Self-care.
C. Burnout.
D. None of these.
Burnout.
Consultation and supervision are alike in that BOTH:
A. Consultants and supervisors are accountable for the work of the
counselors who have sought their services.
B. Consultants and supervisors are required to be licensed to
Questions And Correct Answers Already
Graded A+
A clinician who renders a false diagnosis to ensure that a client
receives health insurance reimbursement is behaving:
A. Fairly.
B. Ethically.
C. Fraudulently.
D. Compassionately.
C. Fraudulently.
____________is as essential as informed consent in counseling
practice. It is beneficial to discuss the rights of supervisees from the
beginning of the supervisory relationship in much the same way as
the rights of clients are addressed early in the therapy process.
A. The supervisory relationship.
, B. The supervisor's experience.
C. Clinical supervision.
D. Informed consent in supervision.
D. Informed consent in supervision.
______ is a process that encodes a message or file so that it can
only be read by certain people by using an algorithm to scramble
data and then uses a key for the receiving party to unscramble the
information.
A. Malware.
B. Antivirus.
C. Firewall.
D. Encryption.
D. Encryption.
______ assessment is an end point evaluation typically completed
at the end of a professional program or when applying for licensure
status.
A. Formative.
B. Summative.
C. Evaluative.
D. Concluding.
B. Summative.
______ communication is transmission of data, generally without
the use of an external clock signal, where data can be transmitted
intermittently rather than in a steady stream.
Select one:
A. Synchronous.
B. Asynchronous.
, C. Telemedicine.
D. Telecounseling.
B. Asynchronous.
A 16 year old threatens to kill herself and you fail to inform her
parents. You behavior as a counselor is best described as:
A. An example of a dual relationship.
B. An example of informed consent.
C. An example of negligence.
D. None of the abuse.
C. An example of negligence.
A counselor's self-disclosure in a counseling session:
A. May be acceptable if the counselor believes the disclosure will
benefit the client.
B. Is acceptable if the client is not uncomfortable with the
counselor's disclosure.
C. Is encouraged to demonstrate that the counselor is genuine and
human.
D. Is a practice that is universally accepted by counseling
professionals.
May be acceptable if the counselor believes the disclosure will
benefit the client.
A definition of a "boundary" that is offered in the text is:
A. A limit that promotes nonmaleficence.
B. A frame around the therapeutic relationship that defines the
participants' roles in the relationship.
C. A situation in which a counselor enters into two or more roles
, with a help seeker.
D. An inappropriate intimacy between counselor and client.
A frame around the therapeutic relationship that defines the
participants' roles in the relationship.
A difference between consultation and counseling is that:
A. Consultation is a mandated activity, whereas counseling is usually
sought voluntarily.
B. Consultation involves a relationship among equals and does not
involve a power differential.
C. Consultation focuses on work relationships, whereas counseling
focuses on personal and interpersonal relationships.
D. Confidentiality is not an issue in consultation, while it is a primary
concern in counseling.
Consultation focuses on work relationships, whereas counseling
focuses on personal and interpersonal relationships.
________________________refers to a state of job stress that
involves physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual depletion
characterized by hopelessness and helplessness.
A. Impairment.
B. Self-care.
C. Burnout.
D. None of these.
Burnout.
Consultation and supervision are alike in that BOTH:
A. Consultants and supervisors are accountable for the work of the
counselors who have sought their services.
B. Consultants and supervisors are required to be licensed to
